is the cotton from the USA or another country?
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Made in the USA with cotton from Africa (fair trade model) http://www.1888mills.com/MadeInUSA.html Made of 100-percent African cotton sourced from the Cotton Made in Africa project Sales contribute to poverty reduction for more than 265,000 African farmers
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My towels, received in April, have a tag that says, 'Made in USA from imported yarn'.
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Hello Mike D, I'm sorry I'm late answering your email, I don't check them very often. From the research I've done, it says "native organic Pima cotton". I take that as grown in the U.S.A. I hope this helps. Again, sorry I'm late. Tim
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The only thing I can answer for is that the towel are made in the USA, where the cotton is grown I don´t know and i can´t find any information about that either...
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Made in the USA with cotton from Africa (fair trade model)http://www.1888mills.com/MadeInUSA.htmlMade of 100-percent African cotton sourced from the Cotton Made in Africa projectSales contribute to poverty reduction for more than 265,000 African farmers
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It says "100% Organic Cotton" and "Made in the USA" on the labels, so I believe so.
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The tag says made in Turkey,I think if the cotton was not from Turkey it would say that it was only assembled in Turkey.
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I called Stakick farms directly and was told it comes from Michigan. So unless there's evidence to suggest otherwise, it's from the U.S.
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I don't think it is made in the USA. I don't know this for sure but it's just a hunch. Yes, it is pine.
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Made in the US. As to where the steel is sourced from, also very likely US.
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seems to be unbleached cotton to me. they hold up well too. we've been using ours for months now and we really like them.
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I don't rember where it was made but I haven't had any problems with it . There is a label on the control that says approved in the USA .
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The label lists the country of origin as USA. The seeds were great--with a very high germination rate. If you google "Todd's seeds" there is a page on their website where you can submit questions.
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Yes.I only use 100% cotton,because I have found that any man-made product,such as polyester,etc.,cause the fabric to "pill"which becomes rough and irritating,after repeated washing and using a dryer.(I have found that Indian,Turkish,and Egyptian cotton products are superior to those marked MADE IN CHINA.There are some tricks that using cotton thread spun in a different way,or splitting the cotton fiber,can make you believe that you are getting a good deal,but I suggest that everyone update themselves in how the cotton fiber is spun,woven,and actually what the 'THREADS PER SQUARE INCH,"REALLY MEANS TO YOUR COMFORT.THESE SHEETS WERE A GOOD DEAL,AND ARE LIKE SATEEN..VERY NICE.
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Cotton cover is made in china, it is filled and finished with Australian wool in the USA
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The tag on the towel says it is made of 100 % organic cotton loops. 100% organic cotton made in the USA. They are great towels.
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Hi Elvis, Yes, we are located in the USA. - Crystal, HearthSong Customer Service
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Thanks for the info. My blanket did not have a certified cotton label and it did read made in China. I wonder if the manufacturing changed. I had to send it back just to be on the safe side.
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Here is their response to the question (from their website):The sugarcane is grown either in the USA or from one of the 40 different countries as permitted by the USDA Sugar Quota Program. All the processing from sugarcane into molasses is done in the USA.
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The product tag states "100% polyester microfiber." They are made in China. I must say that although I prefer cotton AND products made in USA these are well made and extremely soft. My granddaughter loves the set.
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Hi Ashley, all cotton these days is GMO, unless you buy from small organic farmers, and there just aren't enough of those to fulfill the needs of the textile industry. We certainly wish the cotton was non-GMO, but sadly, that's the world we live in today.
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it's spun in China. I believe the only wool spinneries left in the US are small, niche ones like Green Mountain. Cotton mfg. is coming back to the Carolinas though! I've swatched but not yet torture-tested this yarn. Will get back to you on this, but so far seems pretty sturdy.